埃及法尤姆大学
2025-01-06
更新时间：2025-01-06 07:59:58作者：欧曼老师
法尤姆位于开罗西南60英里处，是埃及最古老的城市之一。古埃及人称之为Shedet，希腊人称之为Krokodilopolis，罗马人称之为Arsinoe。按照这个标准，它的大学是一所国家机构，成立于1976年，是开罗大学的一个分支，是一所新奇的大学
自那以后，它的故事是一个成长的故事，在教育和农业的创始学校之外，不断增加新的学科。1981年开设了工程学院，此后一年又开设了14个不同学科的学院，2005年取得了大学地位，并在拥有350个床位的大学医院周围建立了考古和医学院，这是一个关键的发展
最近增加的内容包括牙科（2012年）和药学（2015年）
计划进一步扩建，将在该市El Gamaa区现有的50英亩校园进行补充，并在Kan Oshim北郊分配给该大学的100英亩场地上进行新的开发。旅游部门正在卡鲁恩湖开发一个新设施，以满足法尤姆最重要的活动之一，同时计划扩建医院
法尤姆的高能物理学家是闯入国际公认期刊的最成功的学术人员，而研究活动也集中在城市的位置上，2013年成立了尼罗河流域国家战略研究所，2017年开始了一个为期两年的项目，记录法尤姆的“非物质遗产”
Faiyum, 60 miles southwest of Cairo, is one of the oldest cities in Egypt. It is known as Shedet to the ancient Egyptians, Krokodilopolis to the Greeks and Arsinoe to the Romans. By that standard its university, a state institution founded in 1976 as a branch of the University of Cairo, is something of a novelty.
Its story since is one of growth, with the steady addition of fresh disciplines beyond the founding schools of education and agriculture. The faculty of engineering was opened in 1981, followed by 14 more faculties across the range of disciplines in the year since, with the key development in 2005 when university status was attained and the schools of archaeology and of medicine, based around the 350-bed university hospital, were created.
More recent additions include dentistry (2012) and pharmacy (2015).
Further expansion is planned, with the existing 50 acre campus in the city’s El-Gamaa zone to be supplemented by fresh development on a 100 acre site allocated to the university in the northern suburb of Kan Oshim. The tourism department, catering to one of Faiyum’s most significant activities, is developing a new facility on Qaroon Lake, while extensions are planned for the hospital.
Fayoum’s high energy physicists have been the most successful of the academic staff in breaking into internationally-recognised journals, while research activity also focusses on the city’s location, with the foundation in 2013 of the Institute for Research into Strategic Studies in Nile Basin Countries and a two-year project, started in 2017, to document Faiyum’s "intangible heritage".
